James Paul Arlotta v. His Holiness Pope Francis, et al.
Whether the court will adhere to the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment in light of the apparent conflicts of interest and impropriety involving the Diocese of Buffalo, the U.S. Department of Justice, and the Vatican City State
QUESTION(S) PRESENTED , Lu regards to the various conflicts of Interest: and Appearences’ of im preptiety , Th tough Contradictery exercises’ of former WDLY chief 5 adage“ Frank p. Geraci, and current uJ uclge ” _ Lawrenee J, Vilardo, Along with the aforestafted by Ui DAY hankruptey “jada” Catl Buck, Net withstanding thes court fefuce| to respond (in and Tren, ) Q Motion for Reconsideration ; Gnd the Motion for Recusal of this court’s chief y) udge ’ Jahn Roberts Je, En re, wary te-ev634 Arlotis vDiocese of Buf fo e+ al.. Will this Court adhere te our Federal const: tutional (st Amend met Establishment Clause * hel \ ; oman Catnelr ehizConsidering President Joesph Biden $ R ; coms on, and the Appearences: of i mpeepriety/ cont hiets of interest Ryacding Vatican City State's Aiplomatic Stand has’ * and | ’ ‘ / : os | Fore County New Yorks distriat attorney > dicect Faun. / va felatioushyp, wikh the diocese of Butfylo s Cheist the King Seminary, (formerly,) in East Aurora New York, the WDOY or Digteict of Columbia's Fe der FOF J ATES LS THE ATRRMEY Chxexac of THE U.S. DEAAR— Test oF Sustrce ANd Its OFRsce OF Twstecroe CBwecn faire ATIEwryed, 980 TMT BEN 3